Sign in and accounts
How auth, multi-device, and basic account management work.
Last verified: 30 July 2026
How sign-in works
Remly uses Clerk for auth. You have two options:
- Email magic link – enter your email, click the link we send you
- Google OAuth – sign in with your Google account
Both create the same kind of Remly account. There is no Remly-specific password to set or remember.
SSO via SAML is not part of the current product.
Sign in at app.remly.it. Deep links into app pages require an existing session, so if you are not signed in you will be sent to sign-in first and then on to the page you asked for.
Signing in on the Mac app
The Mac app pairs to your web account rather than holding its own credentials: it opens your browser, you complete the Clerk flow, and the device is registered with its own device token. It then checks your subscription state before unlocking.
The Mac app is not publicly downloadable yet. See the Mac app.
Connected devices
Settings → Account → Devices lists each device signed in to your account, with browser, OS, location, and last-active time. You can sign out a single device or every device except the current one. A paired Mac appears here as its own device, with its app version and index health.
Changing your email
Update your email from Settings → Account. Your profile is managed through Clerk, so the change takes effect immediately.
Organizations
Every account belongs to an organization, which is what indexing caps and the org-wide data wipe apply to. Today an organization is effectively a single user – shared team workspaces and group sharing are planned, not current.
Related
- Plans and billing – tiers, trial, payment, cancellation
- Account lifecycle – deletion, restore, purge, export
- Privacy and security – storage, encryption, and access